The Way of the Wizard - Deepak Chopra

A wizard exists in all of us. This wizard sees and knows everything. The wizard is beyond opposites of light and dark, good and evil, pleasure and pain. Everything the wizard sees has its roots in the unseen world. Nature reflects the mood of the wizard. The body and the mind may sleep, but the wizard is always awake. The wizard possesses the secret of immortality.

HERCULES (1958) complete full length film

This is the first in the series of Hercules movies that was popular in the late 1950's and early 1960's. In this movie, King Pelias sends Hercules on a series of quests before he can have the hand of the beautiful Princess Iole.

Comparative Mythology - Egyptian and Mayan Similarities

Comparing Mayan mythology to Egyptian, one finds uncanny similarities. In Egyptian mythology, Osiris was creator and first ruler of Egypt. He was popular with his subjects, but his brother, Seth, was jealous of his popularity, plotted against him, deceived Osiris and killed him. Seth then cut the body into 14 pieces and spread the pieces throughout Egypt. When Isis (wife of Osiris) learned her husband was killed, she searched Egypt looking for his body parts. She found all but one part, and using magic she put his body back together and wrapped him in bandages. During the process of putting him back together, Isis breathed life back into Osiris' body and became impregnated, conceiving their son Horus. The young Horus went out to battle his uncle Seth and avenge his father's death. After a series of contests and battles, neither god was able to secure an overall victory. Ultimately Osiris was declared king of the underworld, Horus king of the living, and Seth ruler of the deserts as the god of chaos and evil. Horus eventually avenged his father's death by killing his uncle Seth. Horus became the god of the sky. One of his eyes is the sun and the other is the moon. Both are seen each day and night when, as a falcon, Horus flies across the sky. One fascinating notion is that both the Egyptian and Mayan account described in this video could possibly have been derived from a more ancient source. Even more remarkable parallels have been found between Mayan mythology and the biblical account of creation in the book of Genesis.

Two-Headed Lamb Born In Palistinian Refugee Camp

The animal, dubbed 'Holy' by its owner, was born on a refugee camp on the West Bank.

Palestinian sheep farmers believe that the animal realises a myth held in that part of the Middle East and say that its birth is "God's will".

Its owner Mohammed Moussab said: "This year the sheep gave birth to twins. The first one was a normal lamb and with the second lamb the legs came out first. Then suddenly we saw two heads. That is God's will."

The two-headed lamb is unable to stand on its own two feet and has trouble feeding in a natural way. Because of this, it is being rejected by its mother who is finding it difficult to bond with the lamb.

Mr Moussab said: "She's treating the twins differently. The mother takes care of the first normal one more than it does for the other because it has two heads. The mother doesn't come towards the two-headed sheep but sometimes it will get closer to it."

However, vets have said that the animal will survive if it is cared for properly by its human owner.

Mr Moussab said that he would not slaughter the lamb, saying he would treat it as God's own creature.

What Will Happen On December 21, 2012?

2012 Debunked
The World Age cosmology of the Maya calendar end-date in A.D.2012 and its basis in a rare astronomical alignment of the solstice sun with the Milky Way Galaxy

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Nanotechnology - The Convergence Of Organic And Synthetic

We are approaching an evolutionary event horizon, where the organic and the synthetic, the virtual and the "real", are merging together into an operational ecology, an existence morphology for which there is no precedent in the history of which we are currently aware, catalyzed by nanotechnology - www.historianofthefuture.com